---- Chapter 367 After finishing her work and leaving the base, Maggie checked her phone and saw that Franklin only replied to her message more than an hour after she had left for the base. In response to the message she sent him before going to the base, he simply replied with a "Okay." Maybe because he had broken his promise before, besides that "Okay," he hadn''t called her once in the past half month. On the other hand, Isabe had called her four or five times during those days.


    Seeing this, Maggie sent Franklin a simple message: "I''m done with my work. I''m free on Monday." After sending it, Franklin didn''t reply for quite a while, so she didn''t wait for a response. ''As for the missed calls from Isabe... she figured Isabe just missed her and didn''t have anything urgent, so she didn''t return the calls. Maggie hadn''t visited Sally at the hospital for nearly half a month.


    ---- After taking a shower and having breakfast, she went to the hospital with her family to visit Sally. Sally''s organ failure condition was gradually improving. Maggie gratefully said, "Mr. Quincy, thank you." Mr. Quincy patted her shoulder and said, "You''re wee. It''s what I should do." After visiting Sally, Maggie and Mrs. Miller took the elevator downstairs. Just as they stepped out, they saw Mrs. Green, Julia, and Sophia Seeing them, Maggie and Mrs.


    Miller paused briefly, then continued out with normal expressions. However, Mrs. Green and Sophia looked displeased. Ever since Franklin proposed divorcing Maggie, it was said Maggie had been cooperating quite well. Due to Franklin''s busy schedule, the date to get the divorce certificate had already been postponed by more than half a month. They had thought that after Franklin finished his work, they could get the divorce certificate smoothlyst Monday.


    Unexpectedly, Maggie started "disappearing" - not going to work and not answering calls. ---- This attitude clearly showed she was deliberately hiding, aiming to avoid the 30-day reconsideration period and dragging Franklin along without divorcing him. Actually, at first they didn''t know Maggie was ying hide-and-seek. They found out about it after asking around. Thinking this, Sophia gave Maggie a sharp re. Mrs. Green''s gaze toward Maggie was also cold.


    Maggie noticed and shot back a cold re. Mrs. Green and Sophia didn''t expect Maggie to dare re back. Mrs. Green''s face darkened, and before she could react, Sophia immediately snapped, "You-" Julia interrupted, "Sophia." Though her tone was calm, Sophia knew she didn''t want her to cause trouble. After all, this was a public ce. Moreover, Maggie and Franklin weren''t officially divorced yet. If the matter escted, they might note out on top. Sophia looked frustrated but held back.


    Thinking Franklin would ---- definitely finalize the divorce quickly after finishing his work, even if Maggie wanted to dy, she couldn''t do so for long. They would end up divorced anyway, so her mood lightened a little. However, thinking about Franklin bringing that damn kid on this business trip and saying he wanted to spend a few days abroad with her, probably wouldn''t be back within a day or two, her expression darkened again.


    she couldn''t help but pouted to Julia, "Sis, why don''t you ask your husband toe back early? He wants to take that damn kid out to y anyway, so he might as well get the divorce certificate first and then go." Julia was calm and said, "Don''t worry about that. Tingshen knows how to handle it." On the other side, After Maggie got into the car, Franklin finally replied to her ot it. I''ll be back tomorrow."


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